Bobby Shmurda Welcomed Home With Four New Plaques

American rapper Ackquille Jean Pollard also known as Bobby Shmurda has been gifted four new plaques following his release from prison 10 months earlier than scheduled.

The rapper was released from New York's infamous Clinton Correctional Facility on Tuesday, February 23, 2021 at 8:30am.

However, the rapper will now be under community supervision for the next 5 years until Feb. 23, 2026.

The 26-year-old rapper who secured a ride home from fellow rapper, Quavo, is expected return to his family and then devote his time to making music which has always been his passion.

Bobby, a rapper once on the rise thanks to a viral 2014 music video that popularized the “Shmoney dance,” was sentenced in Oct. 2016 to seven years in prison after pleading guilty to conspiracy and weapons possession in connection with what prosecutors said was his leading role in the GS9 gang, an offshoot of the Crips, in the East Flatbush neighbourhood of Brooklyn (a plea he claimed he was railroaded into taking).

The rapper was denied parole in 2020 as part of disciplinary actions taken against him.

He was ordered to serve his maximum term till December 2021.

However, following his good behaviour, his parole was restored.

The rapper rose to fame in 2014 after the release of his hit single 'Hot Nigga' a gritty hit song with rhymes about gunplay.